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The crown prince and crown princess tool
= drive yesterday morning aud lunchod n
liardighoa this afternoon.
A very enthusiastic unlonist meeting
was held nj Dublin last night at which Lord
Harrington and Mr.. Gcschen spoke.
Tho general council yesterday adopted q
resolution IN favor OF c.ongrvss revising the
constitution aud aholishing tho senate and
presidency.
The Radical Journals theoretically Oppose
N Fcrry No A candidate for the prr.ldencv.
and accuse him 81 bribery aud corruption III
the administration Of silain In Tunis and
Tonquln.
A number OF member Of the French
Chamber OF Deputies yesterday went 20 the
palace Ely.cc and requested President 0cyy
not TO rcsiRn. Members Of The left ala moi
attend the initial nesting Of the Radical.
but will be prc.cnt a Tho plcnary gathering
al Versailles THURSDAY morning.
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can lay claim to. A thorough parliament
tartan, an excellent speaker, quick to take
advantage of the weak points in tho armor
OF his enemies, Mr.. Scott is the right
man in the right place. His selection for
leadership is the best proof that conl be
asked for that the Democratic represen-
tadves arc determined to carry out the
pledges OF the party for revenue reform.
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0LD JAKE SHARP, the boodlcr, has, 10y
the decision Of the New York court Of ap-
pcals, another lease on liberty. 1t ycsicr-
day granted him a new trial The old
man was determined MOTTO lie while there
was homo
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A New rire Alarm system.

Mcssfs. q. q. Ieavcnworth and John II.
sutclinc, crrcsenting the Gaynor Electric
company, OF Louisyille, KY, Gr IN the city
10 exhibit their rapid IRE alarm and police
signal system. The tystem j. claimed 20 be
far superior to any IN use. The Ere alarm
has been examined by the board Of under.
writers, aud also Chief dleary, who are
greatly pleased with y; The gentlemen In
charge will give an exhibition ~ the merits
OF tho new system nj the 0ayoso hotel 10.
night at o'clock, at the request u the un.
dcrwriicrs.
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THE PEOPLE or SHELBY COuyTY

THE PEOPLE or SHELBY COUNTY.
Through their representatives in the
County Court, viii, in January next, elect
an Assessor TO serve until the general cleo.
ton Of lSSS, when they wiki themselves,
at the ballot box vote for one 10 serve for
four years. The law under which this
officer is to be- thus elected wis passed by
the present Legislature, aud WIS intended
To obyiate all wrongs and wrong doings
that have bccn alleged and proven from
time To time 10 be- the weakness of the
present system. II was no framed hy our
townsman, Mr.. Clapp, IN TO make the
equalization Of the tax burdens certain
through Ia administration by competent
and honest man. The rcader will ask
what would be- considered "a competency
In such man? We answer the knowl.
edge Of yalucs-of the value OF lands and
lots and houses, OF merchandise. stocks,
and whatever else IL taxed by the
state or county. Can such man
bc had' Beyond doubt The in.
surancc companies have no trouble
In finding men possessed Of such varied
and valuable knowledge 10 adjust losses
for them, and the people should moi
have any difficulty in finding one who
would faithfully enforce the assessment
law and prevent the scandalous discrim,
nations that are a disgrace to a free. self
respecting and scligoycrning people,
Such man, guaranteed 10y any reason
able number oi influential citizens rrprc
scniing tho varied a,ocations, industric,
and Interests of the people, will rccciy,
the hearty Endorsement Of Tur ArrE,i.
which, In this, rs In other cases, decline,
TO bo responsible Cor candidate. Adj
minisicrcd by an honorable and intelligent
man, this law may be made the means o
n reduction Of the tax assessments to
point that will invite capital and labor
Under our present system OF assessment
there arc lll the evils incident 10 glarin,
discrimination, and t2) the seemingly higl
rate Of taxation consequent upon Low
assessment Of valuoa These evils, IN,
sourcc Of much and just complaint, vii
disappear by the enforcement Of IA,
new law, and Memphis, rs well NJ Shcl
by county and the State, will feel, In ~
immediate elevation Of public good faith
the effects In the immediate improve
mcnt Of public sentiment aud the immc
dialc inquiry by people abroad for site
and situations for homes and factories
,, Capitalists will not 20 where taxes ar,
high. They will not share burdens the,
had no hand In making Low taxes In
vito them, high taxes rcpcl
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TnE City "Dads" Of Lincoln, Neb., are
all in jail because they refused TO obey the
mandates Of the Federal Court. This Is
not question OF States rights, but Of mu-
nicipal prrogativc. hut Uncle sam will
lct there.
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orn special from Washington contains
the gratifying news that the Democratic
Revenue Roipmcrs In the House will he
under the lead Of Mr.. Scott the tcpre.
scniatiyoo Of the Erie district, Pennsylvania.
This will make fight, II Mr. Randall at.
tcmph one, very difficult Tor him
aud his allies. Mr.. scou Is him.
sclf ono Of the wcalthicst manu-.
facturcsof Pennsylvania. and can Therefore
speak for his clws and for the Democrats
Of his State with a strength Of conviction
quito as serious as anything Mt. Randall
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u. l.. lIARrER, the cN-presidcnt Of the
dcfunct Fidelity bank OF Cincinnati,
pleaded not guilty to the charges brought
against him In the United States Coari
yesterday. The courtroom was crowded
10 OVERLOOKING with persons anxious to
crafty their curiosity as TO the prisoner.
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Mn. PAENrii, The grcat Irish leader. 10.
scrvedly beloved by his countrymcn, those
especially who are his colleagues. has the
confidence Of everyone who knows him as
q brave and fearless mun, who presently
mus, psiain himself by nm cxtcmc dis.
orehon and within tho limits Of m un.
broken rticcncc. lie pcsonihes the
strength Of the cause he has upheld with
such signal aud wonderful ability, and In
doing ~ has wiilsiood the taunls 81 men
OF cvuy degree opposed to him. Mr. Glad
stone las taken occasion several times In
the House Of Commons TO compliment his
skill, judgment aud ability, and hiscighly.
five Irish colleagues are devoted 10 him.
They understand him and 10 them.
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LITERARY NOTES.

BE,NnrR MATTHEWS advocates information.
al copyright In the December Century.
llAurrH's MAGAZINE Tor December Is cspc.
cially rich In scasonable stories, descriptive
articles and papers, all OF them admirably H..
Illustrated.
scEmSrr's Magazine for December Il by
long odds the best number ever issued AZ that
superb monthly. Th0illusiraiions arr all oi
them excellent
"fm pus,Srrs." Mr. stockton's full aud
explicit sequel 10 1.-THE Casting Away Of
Mir Lacks aud Mrs. Alcshinc," Is begun In
tie December Century.
Tnt North American Review, for De
ctmbcr completes IT, 10th volume In the
scycniy.,hird year Of IL publication. Tho
North American Review Il the oldest
monthly Ia the oountry. II has the largest
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"A.o,ner Member" Has M. Say.

10 NhN lhltNI " Wv NFIfhi
! do not agree with the member Of the Mcr.
chants exchange writing In THG ArrE,L 81
Yesterday. There arr ~ good fsh In the
the sea ~ any caught" Give us a now deal
each year. Its not necessary for the old board
10 hold over or nominate new one. The
members are able a. select for themselves, and
while do not expect a bettor board to he
selected than the one now In Office. | am In
favor 81 yearly change Give all the boys
n chance. ANOTHER MENuEn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

Tnr telegraph toiay tells iis story OF the
horrible aud shocking treatment oi the in.
mates Of the Indiana Female Rciormaiory,
under the management OF women cxclu.
ayely. Gov. Gmy made tho discovery
by personally investigating the affairs OF
the institution. lie found that some Of
the unfortunate young women wcc bru.
tally whipped with heavy straps, and other
subjected to punishment similar hut iar
more cruel than the stocks. Tho disclos.
ucs are shocking beyond language To tell
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The Mlrmphis appeal
WEDNESDAY, :. NOVEMBER 40. 1897

Ma ESQ 7. Hams has been appointed travelling
representative OF the AriIAi, AMI superintendent
OF circulation.
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rMnInIIr.

Tnr soit volupinous otlale shades
TIE sun Just rone. the oacrt lght dlqeilci-li
TOO will sson ~ Epur disnrlloil
A hsFV- Niftana-rtlsfAnd nlEhtanhllVinn
Walt Whitman. Ia Century iof lavender.
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THE WEATHER.
lndlcnllans.

w,WiSGroS, Nov. aO.--la. m.-For Mississippi,
Louisiana. Arkansas and Tennessee Slightly
warmer air weather light 10 ircsh eas,oriy winds,
shifting to southostcrly The Mississippi "a ircc1
ing az ~ Paul.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30
TIE NICARAGUA CANAL.

The proposed route extends from Grcy.
town on the Caribbean sea 60 Brito ON the Pa
cihc. It, total length IL 1908 miles. The
Lake ~ Nicaragua, 10 feet above the mean
level uf the sea- will be thcsummii level, and
the rivers flowing into and from the lake will
he utilized 10 the best advantage In order 20
reduce the actual canal excavation % the
lowest possible limit A system u locks on
either side Of the lake will be constructed, Of
such dimensions as ~ give cOnmUdious
passage 10 vessels IL the size now used for
ocean navigation In Europe aud America.
The bottom width 81 the forty miles Of canal
will vary from 80 90 i2O feet and the sur.
ficc width from ~ 90 2ss feet, with a depth
81 . 10 ~ icet but the i2D miles Of river aud
lake will form waterway safe for rapid
navigation. with ample depth throughout.
The total ongt y estimated at S0l,O3G, 100.
The following table OF tonnage that would
make use Of the canal today Il u were open
i based ON the reports 81 the bureau 81
statistics, United states treasury depart.
ment, aud, Of course, Is prepared from OH.
cial data:
lulft IN 1870
Tonnage IN ffAi& W
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At the same rate % increase the tonnage
for 1889. the possible date OF completion "
the Nicaragua canal, would be 6,JOd2lt tons,
which, ut ~ 20 per ton 1.-THE Suez canal tolls },
would return gross revenue Of tl6, 2Oo, bJ3.
Tho development Of our Pacific States would.
IL II believed. be very mpid from the day the
canal was opened. That such facility would
quicken aud largely increase the traffic Is
shown by the experience Of the sucz canal.
which In 1870 transported net tonnage of
a36,OD0, at tolls Of si,03l, s65. and In 1855 a
net tonnage Of S,71a,s6I, at tolls Of tiS, 7O2 .
Afl
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Local Meteorological Press Report,

memphis signal Oiluc hcpoftl
AlMruIA, Tenn. Nov. -, 1857,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

MAXIMUM iCmpCmlnW- 90, minimum Icmpcih'
tun, 1AV ozone. e. minIll, q,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

LAWRENCE BARRETT. the tragedian, con-
tributes to the Dec,mber number OF the
North American Reiiew an able and adj
mirably written essay on Shakespeare, m
which he shows that he is not "Baconian.'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

"osLAMIry Row, or the sunken Records"
by John II. Musiek, is the latest OF Rand
McNally & Co.'s additions to the Globe Ii
brary." This is Mr. Musick's best work. In
II he runs 10 both extremes of the social
gamut and Of course is quite sensational.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

PROF SHIELDS, of Princeton, has, in the
December Century, another article on Church
union, in which he reviews all the recent
Century open Letters on christian unity.
and further explains his proposition with re,
lation to The United Churches Of the United
States"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

A FRESoH artist NJ Jeannoit, has been
called in to illustrate Mr. Brander Mat
thcws' Notes on Partisan Newspapers, "
which appears in the December Century In
this article original portraits are given OF
Albert Wolf, Rochefort, Celmenceau, Clar'
cite and Sarcey.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

circulation today of any review in the world,
excepting possibly, the Review DIES Deux
Mondcs, OF Paris, which however. is rather
n popular magazine than scholarly re-
view. r,
TIE opinion OF George Tlcknor Curtis on
the admission of Utah is published under
the title Of THE Admission Of Utah. 1t is
an argument for tie AlOrmOns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

In America aud England. In the latter
country, mcu intrustcd with the response.
bility OF imposing punishment were a. ig..
norant " legal knowledge ~ they were OF
decent living In one instance n rrcommen-
dalton went up ~ the powers for the ap.
poinlmcnt Of q rsidcnt magistrate. There
were no special qualifications 10 urge, but
the fellow who made Il said, "My unfortu:
nate brother has been crossed Ia love, and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

IN g. Nicholas for December Mr. Frank
u. stockton administers silutary little les.
ION ~ both young and old In one uf M. nd.
mimblc stories, "fhe Clocks Of liondninc. "
the tint part II which appears IN this mum.
santa Claus in the Pulpit, reveals the gond
old saint IN q new role N II. B,ycscn tells
tho strange story Of The lIonr That Had n
Rank Account" while T. a. Truwhridrr
gives an account Of GLOW the Hart boy.
Saw Grat Salt lake" and Sarah J rritch.
arb draws on interesting sketch of Puritan
days and Of the difficulties which attended
the setting up Of The fint Christmas Tree
la New England"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-30

TnE most interest 81 nh the articles In the
Popular Science Monthly, for December,
will be attached by the majority ~ readers
To ''rhc Boyhood OF Darwin" ns written by
limsclf aud incorporated by his son Francis
IN his Life aud Letters III Charles DAfN'Tii.f +
which Is about to bc published by ID. Apple.
ton a Go. ApropOs 81 this il the article by
PruL Huxley on Science aud Practical
Life" II i plea In favor Of the article 10y
knowledge for the love Of II. In the certainty
that all desired practical advantages will not
fail 10 be forthcoming
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04

TEE steamships OF this company arc 40
Il pointed to sail from Savannah for BaltI
more as fOiiows-city time:
WV LAWRENCE, Capt. SNOW, THURS
DAY, Jan. Q. stSP.M
VIM. CRANE, Capt. BILLUrs TUESDAY,
Jan. II, at Pm
we. LAWRENCE, Capt. SNOW, MON
DAY, Ian. "a. at Pm.
WIN. CRANE. Capt. BILLuPs, SATURDAY.
Jan 2, at4: Pm
And from Baltimore on .hs days above
named at 8 P.N
Through bills lading given to all poioss
West all the manufacturing towrs in Nav
England, md 10 orCs Of the United hiug1om
JAS. b. WEST 4 CO., Agents.
IA, air
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NORTHWARr
SDUTH W RID

-, UaITy UeI"eeh savannah and ChsrICslo0.
1Sundays ony.
rain No, AZ makes no connection with
Pot Roy al and AuGusia Railway, ri siona
only at Ridgrland, Green t'Ond aud Ravenel
Ir ~ As stops II y at Yemassee aud Green
Pond, and connects Tor Allendale dai v excett
und ". Trans AZ and 40 couuec iron, and
ttor Beaufort and Port Royal daily, except
Sunday. ~ ~
For ticketN, sleeping car reservations aud all
other inf rmatIln. apply to William Rear
Srecial Ticket Agent, % Bun street. and AZ
Charles GU All savannah Railway ticset
Office. AT savannah, Florida and Western
Railway dep:t.
-, 900. C.s. GADsDE>;, supt.
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Stops at all regular stations. him an n
fet sleeping cars to and from JacksonvilieH
w shlngton, AMI TO and from Jarksoe
and Louisville via townsville and
g'mcry. Pullman buffet cars and NJ
DOR buffet cars via Waycross, Alk
Macon, and via Wavcr0ss. Jesup 81
betw cen Jacksonville and CincI -
through passenger coaches between Ja6kc~
vile and Chattanooga. ~
TOWNSVILLE EXPRESS.
6:l5 m Lv...... Waycross.....,Ar 700 yS
1888 m v...... Dupont. lily 5:26 n
S:37 IN w.. VAldosta lily 4:l5 D.
l0:25 a m Ar. Townsville .Lv 2:l5 o
Stops at all regular and flag stations.
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South Florida Railroad.
CENTRAL STANDARD BtlfE.

ON and after SUNDA Y. Nov, n 1896 trains
~ will arrive ana leave rs follows:
daily: tDally except Sundays. tDaily
except Mondays. .@1GI--
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My Tav0rite Rec INT.

Some time ago the Royal Baking Pow
der Company conceived the idea Of col
Letting from its patrons, for redistribution
among them when printed in book form,
their best and iaVorite methods for the
preparation OF articles of food of all de
scriptions. In response there were fur
-S5S he'd very large number OF practical
elpts, from which We're selected the
contained in the book entitled "My
F1S0rite Receipt" The publication was
intended originally ior'the contributors
only, but the collection proved to be- of
such remarkable value that lis pu blisheTs
believing its circulation would be pro-
ductive OF good in alordng a larger
knowledge as to the practical prepare
ton OF real home cookery in a way to
make IL most wholesome aud appetlzing,
have issued an edition tor general clrcu-
latlon, which Is sold at cost of production
and postage. 'My Favorite Receipt"
contains formulas Tor the preparation of
almost every known dish in every cou-
celyable way. These have been classified
lnto departments representing Soups and
Broths, Fish and She'll Fish, Vegeta bles,
Meats, Stews, Poultry ana Game,
Eggs, salads, Desserts, Breads,
Case, Condiments, B .verages, Ices,
PreservJ IN. plckles, Preserved Meats,
Canned w. hes, etc, to which CO.
pIOus index Nsdded. Every branch OF
the culinary art has received ample at-
tenlon. The publication IL one OF uuu-
sual value, from the fact that the receipts
are thoroughly tested formulas Ot genu-
Inc home cookery. In II each contributor
vouches for the utility OF her receipt not
ouly, but attests That yearb OF experien ,e
have proved II the BEST way of making the
article named, and signs her anne and
address TO IL as an evidence OF its genu-
.eness and her faith 10 its superiority.
The practical character OF the receIptSg
viii especially commend them to AmH\
can housekeepers. While cookery ~
very finest and richest, asV
more PLAIN and economical. ise
for, MY FavOr'te Receipt"
many cook books OF the day, COW
OF impractcable, uhtriod, or ioreig$
mulas, following which frequentlyNSN-
suits IN failure and waste OF good NH
tsrlals. Inc contributions are from evdA
part OF the country and give the best eY
perience of the best cooks Tor preparli4
the dishes peculiar to each cality.
my Favorite Receipr' Handsomely
printes and bound, is sent by the RJya
Baking Powder Company, New York, at
the nominal piice ; 50g2laSans address,
exIleAs sASygac pAldl/l
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..Brown's Bronchial Troches'.

Are excellent for the relief OF Hoarse-
ness or Sore Throat. They are exceed
ingly effective Christian World, Lon
dOp, Eng.
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ON and after SUNDA Y. Now ~. 1886. trains
~ will arrive ana leave as follows:
DAILY: Italy except Sundays. tDaily
except Mordays. .I10I
Leave Sanford for
Tampa and way
STA Ions *l0:3n 3 IN and II 40 u M
Arrive at Tampa. *a:4O D m and $3.50 n m
Tampa at az ~ a IN and sS IN n ~,
Arrive at Sanford -: 80 a IN and $40 n N
Leave Sanford for Kissim mee and
way stations at ..-.... * 00 m
N prflNe Nv hieslmmee at r. 200 y m
Returning leave Kissmmce. 1910 4 n
Arrive at SANFORD. 1880 4 m
BARLOW BRANCH.
DAILY.
Ly Barlow Junction
HIS M 2:lo and 7:lb p m
ar a Bartow 1905, $40 and Sis p NJ
$40 m 1880 and $50 D n,
AR Barlow JUNO. 1910 a m l:4o and $50 M
PEMBERTON FERRY BRANCH.
Operated b, tue South FIorida Railroad
*Leave Barlow for Pcmberton Ferry
ami way stations 1T ............ 7:1sam
Returning leave Pemberton Ferry at 10 q m
arrive at Barlow at.......-....... 6;35 D m
Leave PembertOn Ferry ........... T:fU m
arrive B&rtow ,....... .......-... ....12:00 IN
TLeaNo BARLOW. .......... l;30 m
Arrive Pemberton Ferry 49,. 800. $40 m
SANFORD AND INDIAN RIVER R,R.
Leaves sanford for
Lake Charm anu way
stations $50. 10 AS m and 4:5O n m
Arrives Lake Charm. 1918 a N and 6:20 ~
Returnlng-
Leaves Lake Charm. 6:eo a m and l2:45 D m
Arrives at Sanford. $500 a m and 2:l5 D IN
SPECIAL CONNECTIONS.
Connects at -anford with the Sanford and
Indian River Railroad for Oviedo and points
on Lake Jessup, with the Peoples Line and
DeBary- Baya Merchants Line of steamers
andJ. t. Il K. W. Ry. for jacksonville and
all Intermediate points on the ST. Johns
river, and W In steamers for Indian river and
the Upper St. Johns.
At Kissimmee with steamers for Forts NV
ers and Bassinger and points on klssimmee
river.
At Pemberton Ferry with Florida Southern
Railway for all points North and West, and
at Barlow with the Florida Southern Railway
for Fort Meade and point SOah.
STEAMSHIP CONNECTIONS.
Come CTS at Tampa with steamer "Marga-
ret" for Pa ma Sofa, BraidentGWn, Palmetto,
Manatee, and al points on Hlllsborough and
Tampa Bays.
Also, with the elegant mail steamships
"MascOtte" ana whitney" OF the Plant
Steamship Co.. for Key West and Havana.
Through tickets sold at cit regular stations
TO points Nor h. East and W est.
Baggage checked through.
Passengers for Havana can loave Sanford
on Limited West india Fast Mail train at
4:40 p. N. tstoppiug only at Orlando. Kissim-
NEE, Barlow Junction, Lakeland and Plant
City,l tuesday,. Thursday and Saturday. con
Meeting same evening with steamer ut Tampa.
FREDERIC II. RAND.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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general cont .enCe in few days ad-
Journed sine die, having held a session of
over TX weeks, no ser GUS sickness nor
fatal accident hPvi K occurred, for which
all felt deyCUt!y thankful 10 Almighty
GOD, who perform tn all things WELL
Inc writer, with b"Oyan splrits, l7ft for
his home in Madison. Fla. Coming by
savannah, we tar"ied little with our Id
and tried friend william =. CrumleY,
stationed then at "rInity Clurch, 1854.
How CAD J., be to mAot him one more
time on earth for he still lives and re-
sides in Atlanta, "a. We were class
mates In the conference. and In our first
years we Travelled adjoining works and
were much together, and as we're David
and Jonathan, so were we."
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bany. Montgomery, and Nv
C.hclnnau 10 JACK sonyilIe via's1 ~ our
and Montgomery 7hs4 ~iGeS Vucea -